I love my personal digital music player. Ripping, synching and carrying a huge library of music in my palm is amazing. What seems to be lacking in the digital music world, however, is a way to integrate your music into a stylish home entertainment system. Even though there is a wide variety of docking stations, speakers, et cetera, to turn your digital music player of choice into a tabletop stereo, there hasn't been a way to really create a home entertainment experience. Crosley Radio has recognized that, and offers the CR12-DI Digital Jukebox, which combines the most up-to-date computer and audio technology with the distinct styling of the 1950's. The jukebox can connect to the internet to download music, rip music from CD, and stores up to 1,500 hours of video and music content. Instead of a huge plastic button that flips plastic arms back and forth, the user interfaces with the jukebox via a touch screen. The digital jukebox certainly gives the party host an incredible centerpiece for their entertainment or rec room. I love this product, but the lyric "I love rock 'n roll, so put another digital music file in the jukebox, baby" may take some getting used to.